abstract

"The professor provided an abstract of the lengthy research paper, summarizing the key findings. "

"The abstract of the research paper contained the main points of the entire study. "

"The abstract of the research paper summarized the main findings. "

"The abstract concept of "perfect family harmony" is rarely seen in real life. "

"The art class student created an abstract painting of a family picnic. "

"Before buying the house, the lawyer reviewed the abstract of title to confirm the seller's ownership. "

"To avoid conflict, the siblings had to abstract themselves from the argument. "

"The teacher asked the students to abstract the main ideas from the long article. "

"The thief abstractly the valuable necklace from the display case. "

"The teacher asked us to abstract the main points of the chapter for our notes. "

"The teacher abstracted the concept of "responsibility" from the example of a student helping her classmates, then generalized it to apply to other students in the class, and thus defined a group of responsible students. "

"The chemist carefully abstracted the essential oils from the lavender flowers. "

"My teacher asked us to abstract the key ideas from the chapter and write them in our own words. "

"To avoid distractions, she abstracted herself from the noisy kitchen and went to the library to study. "

"He was wholly abstracted by other objects."

"To understand the overall concept of the class, the teacher abstracted the complex mathematical equations to a simpler form. "

"The artist abstracting the image of the family dinner focused on the overall emotion rather than the precise details. "

"He abstracted out the square root function."

"The scientist's presentation was filled with abstract ideas, derived from complex experiments. "

"The professor's lecture was so abstract that it was hard to connect the ideas to real-life situations. "

"The teacher's lecture on the history of art was very abstract; it didn't focus on specific paintings or artists, but on general ideas about beauty and creativity. "

"The philosophy lecture was quite abstract; many students found it hard to grasp the main ideas. "

"The painting's abstract colors evoked a sense of peace and tranquility. "

"The history class discussed abstract concepts like liberty and justice, rather than focusing on specific historical events. "

"My brother is quite abstract; he often forgets to bring his lunch to school. "

"The abstract painting in the hallway focused on the interplay of vibrant colors and simple shapes. "

"The teacher's explanation of the new math concept was rather abstract; it lacked concrete examples that students could relate to. "

"The philosophy lecture was very abstract; it didn't connect to any real-world examples. "

"The abstract concepts of freedom and justice are important to study in a social studies class. "

"The abstract class for "Vehicle" in our programming project only defined general features like "has wheels" and "needs fuel." Subclasses like "Car" and "Motorcycle" would then add specific details. "